- The
Mokattam (Egyptian Arabic: المقطم [elmoˈʔɑtˤ.tˤɑm], also
spelled Muqattam), also
known as the
Mukattam Mountain or Hills, is the name of an Eastern...
- 70,000. The
largest settlement is
Mokattam village,
nicknamed "Garbage City,"
located at the foot of the
Mokattam Plateau, next to
Manshiyat N****er....
- the east,
central Cairo districts to the west (Historic Cairo), and the
Mokattam district to the south. It is
famous for the
Garbage City quarter, which...
- "The
Egyptian daily "Al
Mokattam"
supported the partition". The
Jerusalem Post. 30
November 1947. the
influential daily "Al
Mokattam"...
supporting partition...
-
monuments known to come from this site are: The
Colossi of
Memnon The
Mokattam hills are a site
located near Memphis. The
hills were
quarried for limestone...
-
Ahmet Karadja Ahmet Myftari, Dede Baba (1916–1980)
Ahmet Sirri Baba of
Mokattam (1895–1963) Ali Baba of
Berat Ali Baba of
Tomorr (1900–1948) Ali Baba Horasani...
- They
extend to the
north and to the
south of the
Cairo Citadel,
below the
Mokattam Hills and
outside the
historic city walls,
covering an area
roughly 4 miles...
-
Voter line in
Mokattam, Cairo,
during the 19
March 2011
constitutional referendum extending from the built-up area of
Mokattam into the desert. The referendum...
-
involves al-Mu'izz
challenging Pope
Abraham of
Alexandria to move the
Mokattam mountain in Cairo,
recalling a
verse in the
Gospel of
Matthew which says:...
- the
Coptic Orthodox saint ****ociated with the
story of the
moving the
Mokattam Mountain in Cairo, Egypt,
during the rule of the
Muslim Fatimid Caliph...
